Spring Pussy Willows
A complete demonstration of a simple “sketch” picture incorporating essential techniques for working with plasticine.
Written & Illustrated by Barbara Reid. Scholastic Canada
Picture a tree – what do you see?
From bare branches tracing the sky to an explosion of colour, a place for adventure or a friend to shelter us from the sun-a tree can be so many things. With lyrical text and her signature Plasticine magic, Barbara Reid captures these majestic beings: in every season, growing and changing, interacting with the people and animals around them.
Picture a tree – now, look again!
Available in French
Readers will marvel at the details….a special book indeed.
— Kirkus, starred review
From striking double -page spreads to inviting endpapers, these delightful illustrations reward close attention with clever details.
— Booklist, starred review
…the premise here is original; the artistry, stunning. The forty value-added vignettes on the endpapers make us reluctant to close the book.
— Hornbook, starred review
This is a book to open the artist’s eye in any reader.
— Quill and Quire, starred review
****/4 … Reid invites her young readers to see the true majesty of nature’s bounty.
— Canadian Materials
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A complete demonstration of a simple “sketch” picture incorporating essential techniques for working with plasticine.
A complete demonstration of a simple “sketch” picture incorporating essential techniques for working with plasticine.
A complete demonstration of a simple “sketch” picture incorporating essential techniques for working with plasticine.
A complete demonstration of a simple “sketch” picture incorporating essential techniques for working with plasticine.
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